Kai Cenat Accidentally Shares His TikTok Revenue During Stream With Viral Michael Jackson Impersonator

Kai Cenat gets an unexpected look at his TikTok earnings while streaming with the viral MJ impersonator.© NDTV Library

Kai Cenat showed viewers his TikTok earnings by accident during a LIVE session with Detroit entertainer Looze Cannon. He opened his creator balance on screen, and it showed an estimated $23,232.11 sitting in his account. Clips from the November 3 stream show Cenat reacting with surprise once he noticed the amount. The 30-minute interaction also reportedly brought in around $7,000 to $7,300 through LIVE gifts and rewards, but that number is separate from the total balance on screen. Since then, the money reveal has become the main talking point around their joint appearance.

Kai Cenat leaked his TikTok revenue after a 30 minute stream ???? https://t.co/V4efNLHvJY

— yoxic (@yoxics) November 3, 2026

How Kai Cenat ended up showing his $23,232 TikTok balance during the LIVE session

The balance screen showed an estimated USD $23,232.11, along with transaction details linked to TikTok LIVE rewards, coins and gifts. Cenat looked surprised by the amount and seemed unaware that so much money had built up in his account.

However, the $23,232.11 was the existing estimated account balance, not money earned entirely during those 30 minutes. Clip accounts put the fresh earnings from the interaction at approximately $7,000 to $7,300.

One short battle segment reportedly saw more than 200,000 gifts sent to Cenat, while Cannon received over 1.4 million. Those numbers were tied to a roughly four-to-five-minute stretch, not the whole session.

Looze Cannon's Michael Jackson freestyles had already brought him attention from major artists

The person sharing screen with Cenat wasn't just some random TikTok personality. Looze Cannon, whose real name is Glen Cannon, is a Detroit-based rapper, comedian, producer and performer. His Michael Jackson character got popular through TikTok LIVE performances, where he switches between impersonating the King of Pop and delivering his own freestyle verses.

Cannon hit the one-million-follower milestone on TikTok in October. He celebrated by going back and forth between his regular persona and the MJ character while rapping over Mobb Deep's "Shook Ones Pt. II." That livestream reportedly pulled in around 70,000 viewers.

His freestyle also got the attention of rapper Cordae, who praised his ability to rap while impersonating Jackson. Cordae wrote on X, "Loose cannon is nice no bullsh*t. Off the dome while impersonating MJ is impressive."

Cannon has also put out a single titled Big Michael Micheal, which takes its name from the character and his viral freestyle performances.

Earlier, he denied allegations from another Michael Jackson impersonator that he uses AI filters, saying,"I don't got no AI. This is all me.